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Luger's " has a menu" .......you just don't bother to use it because Peter Luger's is rated among the # 1 steak restaurant's in the USA. Interesting thread - started out as a discussion about commenting on someone's boat for sale listing.............now turned into a steak restaurant discussion. I believe I was first to reference steak on this thread so fine. Now maybe I'll turn this thread into a discussion about the best barbeque ribs . Nah........let's keep arguing about public comments on a guys boat for sale listing. |
There is a steak house here in my little town that has one of those super hot cookers, like 800 degrees. I can't imagine any other restaurant beatting them at any price.
But you cant beat grillin your own over fire......be it wood or charcoal. |
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Dang Hedge, I thought we were friends!?!?!?!?!?:you:
Everybody knows WESTERN style BBQ reigns supreme. Lexington style to be exact. BBQ pork ribs - spare ribs, St. Louis cut, baby back, all have a special place in my heart. My absolute favorite thing to put on the smoker. By the way, we are on the cusp of smoker season. http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d7...106001437a.jpg http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d7...1106001803.jpg http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d7...1030001403.jpg http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d7...106001437b.jpg http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d7...1231091207.jpg |
Are you guys going crazy ? !!!! That degree ( get it ) of " food porn " will get this whole web site taken down !!!!
And besides, this thread is supposed to be a good ol' argument between me and Destroyer about classified's comments. As for barbeque........I go traditional style. I like the meat tender and juicy, and the sauce smoky and authentic - not sugary sweet, no special flavors such as lemon this or orange that......... just good meat, chicken included and......my personal preference when I'm in the mood for beer: Yards Brewery - Brawler. Always smooth, great flavor, never bitter. |
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But good BBQ, on the other hand, is a national heritage, and needs to be defended when necessary. And much as I hate to admit it, I have to agree with you on the traditional style being best. I hate the sugar coatings that a lot of places put on the meat. Beer is always a matter of individual preferance. I tend to go with Sam Adams Boston Lager or Killians Red, but that's just me and I don't expect anyone to agree or disagree with me on that. |
You guys are crazy and both of you are wrong. LOL :you::beer:
j/k - Eastern BBQ is very simple. Smoke Boston Butts for hours on end (12 + hrs at 200 - 225) until pulled pork is achieved. Pulled, chopped or sliced. Add in some Lexington style sauce (or serve on the side) and enjoy. I actually love sauces and eat them in excess. Hot sauce, ketchup, honey mustard, soy, etc. etc. Love sauce. Lexington sauce is a combination of apple cider vinegar, ketchup, water, salt/pepper, cayenne pepper, crushed red pepper, lemon juice, and sugar (I like molasses or maple syrup instead). Being a big fan of Texas Pete hot sauce I usually add in a liberal portion or it to my BBQ sauce as a kicker. |
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1. Calm down, we're joking around here. My reference to all the food talk getting in the way of a good argument should have been obvious - humor, not anger. 2. Let's not stray towards foul language. 3. Yup, I still think people shouldn't make negative public comments in ref to another guys item for sale. 4. Relax. Don't take this stuff too seriously. I'll be " pissed " if I list my boat and you tell everyone that my price is " too much" but other than that, who cares really. 5. There is no # 5. 6. There's no # 6 either. |
THANKS, Now I'm hungry. None of that mustard based crap please. Good quality dry rub is all I need.:drool::drool::drool: and lots of:beer::beer:
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